Recent Posts on the Buildings & Grounds Blog

Keeping up with Lawrence Biemiller and Scott Carlson (and guest bloggers who are frequently also SCUPers) can be tough. SCUPer Rives Taylor of Genzler is currently guest blogging. His posts include:

• You Can’t Sustain if You Don’t Maintain
• The Campus as Teaching Tool, and Lever
• A 3-Step Approach to Programming Your New Building

Here's a partial listing of some other fairly recent posts there:

• Yale's 'Best Doomed Building' Awaits Its Fate
• Shop Talk: Oklahoma City Community College Replaces Signature Red Roof (left; Oklahoma City Community College image); American U. in Cairo Opens New Campus in the Desert; New Texas A&M Building Dedicated to Arts And Humanities Is Announced Street Crossing Ball State U. Campus Will Get (Needed) Make-Over
• Shop Talk: SUNY Institute of Technology Begins Work on $20-Million Field House (left; SUNYIT image); Universities Look to Keep Event Rooms Full as Meeting Business Declines; Indiana U. School of Medicine at Fort Wayne Will Dedicate New Building Friday; Opponents Protest Destruction of 16 Trees at Northern New Mexico College
• Princeton Renovates Whig Hall, a Modernist Landmark That Dates to the 1890s
• Shop Talk: Developer Seeks to Add Condos in Old Marymount College Building (Left: Marymount College in an undated postcard view; the college closed in 1989); Williston State College Breaks Ground for Career and Technical Education Building; Bradley U. Plans $22-Million Expansion of Its 2nd-Oldest Building; In Campus Apartments, U. of Richmond Students Complain of Leaks and Mildew
• U. of Delaware Makes Deal to Purchase Chrysler Plant on 272 Acres